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Could someone please help to clear up the issue of placing a comma after 'so' at the start of a sentence.
I've seen with, thus:
"So, you work here in town?"
"So, is he home?"
"So, I've just gotta call my husband to tell him his dinner's in the microwave, then we'll be on our way."
And I've seen without. Are both forms acceptable, and it's just a matter of preference? Or is there a (near) definitive rule?
Your thoughts would be appreciated.
I've seen with, thus:
"So, you work here in town?"
"So, is he home?"
"So, I've just gotta call my husband to tell him his dinner's in the microwave, then we'll be on our way."
And I've seen without. Are both forms acceptable, and it's just a matter of preference? Or is there a (near) definitive rule?
Your thoughts would be appreciated.